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| Canada's bi | onan rai Smut a wn mt -- i | I } ! i t u "A Family Tradition for 126 Years" - -- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 7, 1992 - 25 Canada Celebrates 125 Years The celebration of Canada's 126th birthday went over in style, across our fair dominion. We trust the balance of the year will be a challenge to greater endeavour within our land in which we will all play a vital part! We are very concerned about the future of Canada... so let us dedicate ourselves and celebrate throughout the bal- ance of 1992 with enthusiasm and help us to stand tall... do our part and say "we will open our hearts and our minds to God's plan for Canada" and we'll doit now! Summer is moving right along with more seasonal weather; lots of sunny days with the welcome showers to make good growing weather for gardens and crops. One morning early while looking out of the window, over the pond, we saw an unusual sight; a very large otter was moving quickly across the meadow in the direction of the road. This is the first otter we have ever seen here. They have likely been killed off due to their valuable dark brown fur. We heard later that some hunters saw it in the wooded area east of the farm, about a mile or so, headed for the creek! Family News of Interest Our fine neighbor, Chris Da- vis of Hyde House, Scugog Pt. Rd., hosted another of her love- ly dinner parties this past week, tastily arranged on the dining room table with an inti- mate atmosphere! Plenty of de- licious food to choose from, and later, this was topped off with Wilson, Raymond Bruce (former owner of Port Perry Canadian Tire) - "in his 67th year". After a short illness on Monday July 6, 1992 at the Com- munity Memorial Hospital in Port Perry. Ray Wilson of Port Perry be- loved husband of the late Vera Eliza- beth (nee Ostle) (1987). Loved father of Shelley Wilson and Charles Vey- sey of Ajax, and Jodie and Martin Reeds of Reaboro. Dear brother of Doris Gransden of Fenelon Falls, Muriel Fiammi of Lindsay and Gwen- dolyn Coulter of Fenelon Falls. Pre- deceased by his brother Earle Wil- son. Friends may call at the Wagg Funeral Home, McDermott- Panabaker Chapel, 216 Queen St. in Port Perry (985-2171) on Wednes- day from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. A Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel on Thursday, July 9 at 1 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery in Prince Al- bert. If desired Memorial Donations may be made to the Canadian Can- cer Society. FARM, BUSINESS & RETAIL COMPLETE COMPUTER SETUP & SUPPORT IBM COMPATIBLES Repairs + Modems + Fax's & s » Computerized Records + All Major Software Packages Supported. WM. SANDIFORD (416) 985-9440 excellent tea or coffee. Those present for this occasion were: mother Christina Henderson of Scotland, Neta Fish, Cadmus road, and neighbors Sam and Mabel Cawker. It is a delight to have an interesting visit with her mom, Christina! Golf Tournament The Caesarea Golf Tourna- ment will be held at Sunnybrae Golf Course, Port Perry, on July 25, registration 7:30 a.m. Shot gun start 8 a.m. For any further information call Len Prout 986- 4237. of Metropolitan Pour obtenir des renseignements en francais sur la sélection d'un lieu d'élimination des déchets dans la région de Durham, la communauté urbaine de Toronto et la région de York, ou dans la région de Peel, veuillez appeler 1-800-661-9294, 1-800-463-8484 ou 1-800-361-5448 Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa, spent a day with his parents at the farm this past week. Needless to say, an enjoy- able break in our busy schedule was of interest, visiting and reminiscing and mulling over past adventures! Happy Birthday A happy first birthday on July 5, to a winsome little chap, Dylan Cawker, son of Bryan and Trish Cawker of Kitchener; grandson of Arthur and Carroll Cawker of Sudbury; and great- grandson of Sam and Mabel Cawker of Nestleton. A nice get-to-gether of family mem- bers were present on Sunday for the party. Best wishes to a great little kid! Our thoughts and prayers are with Helen Robinson of Nestleton, who is ill in Port rthday celebrated in style Perry Community Hospital. Chin up, Helen, we are all thinking of you and trusting you will feel much better soon. Nestleton United Church. With a smaller attendance than ususal during the holiday period, the greeters at the door on Sunday morning, July 5, 11:15 a.m. were the David Mal- colm family. Rev. Dale Davis brought a fine message with Joanna Malcolm reading the Bible lessons. Carol Mairs at- tended at the piano. Carla Da- vis played a flute solo which all enjoyed. Lawrence Malcolm and Ar- thur Weir gathered the offer- ing. Several lovely old familiar hymns were sung. Service closed with everyone singing "Go Now In Peace" - Benedic- tion and Three Fold Amen! (Volo he Interim Waste Authority Limited (IWA), a provincially-appointed Crown corporation, has identified a "long list" of possible landfill sites in the " Region of Durham, the combined areas Toronto and the Region of York, and the Region of Peel. At this point, the IWA is seeking public input to assist in narrowing down the long list to a "short list" of four to six sites in each study area. We invite you to attend a workshop in your region on Saturday, July 18. The site selection criteria and methodology used to get to the short list will be discussed. DEE EI | Workshops LANDFILL SITES GRADUATE KAREN DALLAS Karen Dallas graduated from Trent University with an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in English. Congratulations from her parents Graham and Lois Dallas and family of R.R.#1, Bowmanville. 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